Git Missing Commit error

Question

We recently changed the location of a repository, and we discovered a months-old commit is missing from the files. The old server we had the Git on is down, so there is no c

Answer 1

Remove the .git directory from application directory. Create the new one using "git init" inside your application root directory and continue with

"git add ."
"git commit -m your comment" 
"git push origin master"

Hope this will work!!!

Answer 2

Every clone has full history so anyone who worked on that project since the commit was published should have it on their computer. Look inside anyone's working directory for the commit then add it's packs and objects (content of the .git/objects directory) to the broken repository (only files that don't exist), fsck again and repack.

It's not possible to reconstruct the object if you don't find it anywhere.